To-morrow I am coming over to the General Hospital, and if you will be kind enough to order some to be saved for me, that I may taste it when I come, I shall esteem it a great favour.
I shall esteem it a great favour, general, if you will allow me to place my new field-stoves in your brigade, instead of on the esplanade.
I came to ask Miss Ellen if she could do me a great favour?
The young ones were permitted to have coffee to-night as a great favour.
I don't want to see anybody that thinks she's going to do me a great favour by coming.
I humbly acknowledge your Majesty's great favour in affording a despatch to my business.
I humbly thank your Majesty for your great favour to your servant, who hath a wife and children enough to people a province in Pomerland, and I shall bring them all thither to do your Majesty service.
You and Mrs. Bentley will be doing me a great favourby remaining.
Indeed, she will do me a great favour by remaining.
Uncle," said Lily, creeping close up against his chair, "I want to ask you a great favour.
There is a favour, a great favour, and great generosity," Mrs Dale had replied.
Lady Alexandrina," said he, "I would beg from you a great favour.
I do not know what I write, but it would be a great favourof you never to mention the subject again.
He loaded him with proofs of his kindness, and invited him to join in all the excursions to Marly, a decided mark of great favour.
Usg, who is since dead, was in great favour with my son, but that did not last long.
This practice began in the days of Marie de Medicis, when a chancellor's wife happened to be in great favour.
Goettingen, as a great favour, and through the interest of an influential professor there, he was allowed to see a book that had belonged to Faust, or Faustus, as we call him.
You would be conferring a great favour," I said; "from what I have heard of the circumstance, I am already much interested.
For the last three days I found myself more than once alone with her; but I was studiously moderate, and she caressed me in a manner that would have made my bliss if I had not already obtained the one great favour.
A straw bed, a couple of blankets, and sometimes, as a great favour, a thin mattress and two coarse sheets.
The only thing which I dare to ask from you as a great favour is to burn my first letter, and never to mention it again.
I came to ask Miss Ellen if she could do me a great favour; there's a strange gentleman come, and nobody has seen him yet, and it don't seem right.
I have asked you to give me a few minutes here, because I want you to grant me a great favour.
It cannot be less than my life he wants; he could think of nothing else as a great favour.
Well, Osborne, I will tell you all I think you would care to hear, and then I will ask you to do me a great favour.
Be not uneasy on that account; and, mother, as a great favour, let us talk no more of my affairs for the present.
Neither Miss Penge nor either of the two Miss Godolphins had entertained personal hopes in regard to Lord Rufford, but nevertheless they took badly the great favour shown to Arabella.
That evening Larry Twentyman came in, but was not received with any great favour by Mrs. Masters.
The Connop Greens and the Smijths would no longer have her, unless it might be on short and special occasions, as a great favour.
Le Gros," said she, "I want you to do me a great favour, but I have hardly the impudence to ask it.
It certainly was the case that Peter was of great use to them, and that Mr. Jones had rebuked him more than once as having made a great favour of his services.
I accepted this as a sign of great favour, which, in this court, I know to be a great one.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "great favour" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
